International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Volume 45

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On Symbiosis and Symbiotic Neurosis
George H. Pollock
pp. 1-30
Some Aspects of the First Relationship
Lois B. Murphy
pp. 31-43
Note on Dr Lois Murphy's Paper
John Bowlby
pp. 44-46
Comment on Dr Bowlby's Note
Lois B. Murphy
pp. 47-48
The Role of Narcissism in the Emergence and Maintenance of a Primary Identity
Heinz Lichtenstein
pp. 49-56
Introjection, Identification and Incorporation
Morris W. Brody & Vincent P. Mahoney
pp. 57-63
On Verbalization
Charlotte Balkányi
pp. 64-74
Creative Imagination in Terms of Ego 'Core' and Boundaries
Gilbert J. Rose
pp. 75-84
The Too-Good Mother
Robert W. Shields
pp. 85-88
On the Transformation of Early Narcissism During Pregnancy
John R. Blitzer & John M. Murray
pp. 89-97
On Procrastinating
Philip S. Holzman
pp. 98-109
Psychosexual Development in a Case of Neurotic Virginity and Old Maidenhood
Philip Weissman
pp. 110-120
On Taking Notes
Ira Miller
pp. 121-122
The Structure of Psychoanalytic Theory: A Systematizing Attempt: By David Rapaport. Psychological Issues, Vol. II, No. 2; Monograph 6. (New York: Int. Univ. Press, 1960. Pp. 158. $3.00.)
Gerhart Piers
pp. 123-126
Goethe. A Psychoanalytic Study. 1775–1786: By Kurt R. Eissler. (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1963. 2 vols. Pp. XXXV + 1538. $35.00.)
Hans A. Illing
pp. 126-128
La Présence Du Psychanalyste: By S. Nacht. (Paris: Presses Univ. de France, 1963. Pp. 203. Fr.12.)
L. Veszy-Wagner
pp. 128-131
Our Adult World and Other Essays: By Melanie Klein. Sponsored by the Melanie Klein Trust. (London: Heinemann Medical Books. 1963, Pp. vi + 121. 15 s.).
Adrian Stokes
pp. 131-134
My Sister, my Spouse. A Biography of Lou Andreas-Salomé: By H. F. Peters. (New York: Norton, 1962. Pp. 300. $5.00.)
Eva M. Rosenfeld
pp. 134-135
Infants in Institutions: A Comparison of their Development with Family-Reared Infants During the First Year of Life: By Sally Provence and Rose Lipton. (New York: Int. Univ. Press, 1962. Pp. 191. $5.00.)
Ruth Thomas
pp. 135-139
Sixth International Congress of Psychotherapy
pp. 140-140
Ideal Training Programme for Psychotherapists
pp. 141-142
Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers
Max Schur
pp. 147-150
Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers
Elizabeth Zetzel
pp. 151-154
Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers
Rudolph M. Loewenstein
pp. 155-157
Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers
Marie Langer
pp. 158-160
Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers
L. Haas
pp. 161-163
Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers
Stefi Pedersen
pp. 164-166
Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Summary of Discussion
Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 167-170
Symposium on Fantasy—On the Ontogenesis of Fantasy
pp. 171-179
Symposium on Fantasy—Fantasy, Reality, and Truth
pp. 180-189
Symposium on Fantasy—On the Concept of Fantasy
pp. 190-190
Symposium on Fantasy—Fantasy and Other Mental Processes
pp. 191-194
Symposium on Fantasy—Contribution to the Discussion
Victor H. Rosen
pp. 195-198
Symposium on Fantasy—Some Problems of a Metapsychological Formulation of Fantasy
pp. 199-202
Symposium on Homosexuality
pp. 203-209
Symposium on Homosexuality
pp. 210-213
Symposium on Homosexuality—Some Remarks on the Aetiology of Homosexuality
pp. 214-216
On Homosexuality and Gender Identity
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 217-219
A Contribution to the Study of Gender Identity
Robert J. Stoller
pp. 220-226
A Case of Ophidiophilia:—A Clinical Contribution to Snake Symbolism, and a Supplement to 'Psychoanalytic Study of Ulcerative Colitis in Children'
Melitta Sperling
pp. 227-233
Comment on Dr M. Sperling's and Dr Stoller's Papers
Herman M. Serota
pp. 234-236
Fetishism, Splitting of the Ego, and Denial
Maurits Katan
pp. 237-245
The Differentiation of Somatic Delusions from Hypochondria
Donald Meltzer
pp. 246-250
Comment on Dr Katan's and Dr Meltzer's Papers
Paula Heimann
pp. 251-253
The Balancing Function of the Ego—with Special Emphasis on Learning
Otto E. Sperling
pp. 254-261
Comment on Dr Sperling's Paper
Margaret Little
pp. 261-262
Early Identifications and Structuration of the Ego
Pierre Luquet
pp. 263-269
Comment on Dr Luquet's Paper
Martin A. Berezin
pp. 269-271
Ego Distortion, Cumulative Trauma, and the Role of Reconstruction in the Analytic Situation
M. Masud R. Khan
pp. 272-279
Comment on Mr Khan's Paper
Eleanor Galenson
pp. 279
Excitation, Anxiety, Affect—Some Tentative Reformulations
L. Börje Löfgren
pp. 280-285
Newborn Approach Behaviour and Early Ego Development
Justin D. Call
pp. 286-294
Comment on Dr Call's Paper
Eleanor Galenson
pp. 294-295
Prototypes of Defences
Max M. Stern
pp. 296-298
Silence as an Integrative Factor
S. Nacht
pp. 299-303
A Triad of Silence: Silence, Masochism and Depression
Jerome L. Weinberger
pp. 304-309
Comment on Dr Nacht's and Dr Weinberger's Papers
Arthur F. Valenstein
pp. 310-311
Depression and Claustrophobia
Raymond H. Gehl
pp. 312-323
The Economic Standpoint—recent Views
Serge Leclaire
pp. 324-330
Comment on Dr Leclaire's Paper
Richard Sterba
pp. 330-331
On the Psychopathology of Narcissism a Clinical Approach
Herbert Rosenfeld
pp. 332-337
Pre-Oedipal Factors in the Genesis of Hysterical Character Neurosis
Harold Winter
pp. 338-342
Comment on Dr Winter's Paper
Francis McLaughlin
pp. 342-343
The Contribution of the Theory of the Technique of Child Analysis to the Understanding of Character Neuroses
S. Lebovici & R. Diatkine
pp. 344-347
Comment on Drs Lebovici and Diatkine's Paper
P. J. Van Der Leeuw
pp. 347-349
Problems Regarding the Termination of Analysis in Character Neuroses
E. Kestemberg
pp. 350-357
Persecutory Guilt and Ego Restrictions—Characterization of a Pre-Depressive Position
Virginia Leone Bicudo
pp. 358-363
Comment on Miss Bicudo's Paper
Martin A. Berezin
pp. 363-365
Two Kinds of Guilt—their Relations with Normal and Pathological Aspects of Mourning
León Grinberg
pp. 366-371
Comment on Dr Grinberg's Paper
Daniel W. Badal
pp. 371-372
Mania and Mourning
W. Clifford M. Scott
pp. 373-377
Comment on Dr Scott's Paper
Daniel W. Badal
pp. 377-379
The Anti-Semite and the Oedipal Conflict
Béla Grunberger
pp. 380-385
National Socialism and the Genocide of the Jews—A Psycho-Analytic Study of a Historical Event
Martin Wangh
pp. 386-395
Comment on Dr Grunberger's and Dr Wangh's Papers
Henry Lowenfeld
pp. 396-398
August Strindberg: A Study of the Relationship Between his Creativity and Schizophrenia
Theodore Lidz
pp. 399-406
Comment on Dr Lidz's Paper
Cösta Harding
pp. 406-410
Bemoaning the Lost Dream: Coleridge's 'Kubla Khan' and Addiction
Eli Marcovitz
pp. 411-425
Honoré De Balzac—a Disturbed Boy who Did not Get Treatment
E. C.M. Frijling-Schreuder
pp. 426-430
Notes on the Psycho-Analysis of Aesthetic Experience—With Special Reference to Ethological Considerations
Erich Simenauer
pp. 431-436
Comment on Dr Simenauer's Paper
Nils Haak
pp. 436-437
The Reality of Myth
F. J. Hacker
pp. 438-443
Comment on Dr Hacker's Paper
Richard Sterba
pp. 444-445
Typical Forms of Transference Among West Africans
Fritz Morgenthaler & Paul Parin
pp. 446-449
Memories, Dreams, Reflections: By C. G. Jung. (London: Collins and Routledge, 1963. Pp. 383. 45s.)
D. W. Winnicott
pp. 450-455
Curiosity: By Herman Nunberg. (New York: Int. Univ. Press, 1961, pp. 88. $3.00.)
Cecily De Monchaux
pp. 455
Clinical Essay Prize
Elliott Jaques
pp. 456
Clinical Essay Prize, 1963
pp. 456-456
The Bulletin of the International Psycho-Analytic Association, Volume 45, pp. 457-707
pp. 457-707
The Structuring of Drive and Reality—David Rapaport's Contributions to Psycho-Analysis and Psychology
Merton M. Gill
pp. 483-498
Interpretation and Management in the Treatment of Preadolescents:—The Handling of Pre-Oedipal and Oedipal Material in Child Development and Psycho-Analysis
Martin James
pp. 499-511
The Manifest Dream and the Appearance of Colour in Dreams
Stuart C. Miller
pp. 512-517
Colour in Dreams
Harold P. Blum
pp. 519-529
Concepts for a Classification of the Psychotherapies
John E. Gedo
pp. 530-539
The Negative Therapeutic Reaction
Stanley L. Olinick
pp. 540-548
A Further Contribution to the Psycho-Analytic Study of Migraine and Psychogenic Headaches—The Relation of Migraine to Depression, States of Withdrawal, Petit Mal, and Epilepsy
Melitta Sperling
pp. 549-557
Notes on Infant Observation in Psycho-Analytic Training
Esther Bick
pp. 558-566
A Methodological Approach to the Teaching of Psycho-Analysis
Marie Langer, Janine Puget & Eduardo Teper
pp. 567-574
Technical Applications of a Concept of Multiple Reality
John S. Kafka
pp. 575-578
The Idea of Freedom in Psycho-Analysis
Martin Hoffman
pp. 579-583
They Studied Man: By Abram Kardiner and Edward Preble. (London: Secker & Warburg. Pp. 287. 25s.)
G. M. Carstairs
pp. 584-590
The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud: Translated from the German under the general editorship of James Strachey, in collaboration with Anna Freud, assisted by Alix Strachey and Alan Tyson. Vol. XV (1915–1916) Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis (Parts I and II). Vol. XVI (1916–1917) Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis (Part III). (London: Hogarth Press and Institute of Psycho-Analysis, 1963. Vol. XV, pp. vi and 239. Vol. XVI, pp. v and 256, i.e. pp. 240–496. £50 the set of 24 vols.; sold only in sets.)
M. Brierley
pp. 586-586
The Widening World of Childhood: By Lois Barclay Murphy and Associates. (New York: Basic Books, 1962. Pp. 400. $10.00.)
Robert Shields
pp. 588-588
General Psychopathology: By Karl Jaspers. (Manchester Univ. Press, 1963. Pp. 922. 75s.)
Ronald D. Laing
pp. 590-593
My Language is Me. Psychotherapy with a Disturbed Adolescent: By Beulah Parker. Foreword by Theodore Lidz. (New York: Basic Books, 1962. Pp. 396. $8.50.)
Paula Heimann
pp. 593-597
Direct Psychoanalytic Psychiatry: By John N. Rosen. (New York and London: Grune & Stratton, 1962. Pp. 253. $7.00.)
Harold F. Searles
pp. 597-602
The Family and Human Adaptation: Three Lectures: By Theodore Lidz. (London: Hogarth Press, 1964. Pp. 120. 25s.)
Victor N. Smirnoff
pp. 602-606
The Annual Survey of Psychoanalysis: A Comprehensive Survey of Current Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice: Vol. VII, 1956. Edited by John Frosch and Nathaniel Ross. (New York: Int. Univ. Press, 1964. Pp. 517. $12.00.)
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 607
Psychoanalytic Clinical Interpretation: Edited by Louis Paul. (New York: Free Press of Glencoe, 1963. Pp. 276. $5.75.)
Herman M. Serota
pp. 607-608
The Case of Patience Worth: By Walter Franklin Prince. (New York: University Books, 1964. Pp. 512. $10.00.)
Sylvia M. Payne
pp. 608
Psychogenic Psychoses: By Poul M. Faergeman. (London: Butterworth, 1963. Pp. 268. 42 s.)
E. Stengel
pp. 608-609
Recent Books on Group Psychotherapy
pp. 609-610
Felix Deutsch—1884—1964
Henry M. Fox
pp. 615-616
Roy Coupland Winn—1890—1963
F. W. Graham
pp. 616-617
The Maurice Bouvet Prize
pp. 617

International Journal of Psychoanalysis

On Symbiosis and Symbiotic Neurosis

Some Aspects of the First Relationship

Note on Dr Lois Murphy's Paper

Comment on Dr Bowlby's Note

The Role of Narcissism in the Emergence and Maintenance of a Primary Identity

Introjection, Identification and Incorporation

On Verbalization

Creative Imagination in Terms of Ego 'Core' and Boundaries

The Too-Good Mother

On the Transformation of Early Narcissism During Pregnancy

On Procrastinating

Psychosexual Development in a Case of Neurotic Virginity and Old Maidenhood

On Taking Notes

The Structure of Psychoanalytic Theory: A Systematizing Attempt: By David Rapaport. Psychological Issues, Vol. II, No. 2; Monograph 6. (New York: Int. Univ. Press, 1960. Pp. 158. $3.00.)

Goethe. A Psychoanalytic Study. 1775–1786: By Kurt R. Eissler. (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1963. 2 vols. Pp. XXXV + 1538. $35.00.)

La Présence Du Psychanalyste: By S. Nacht. (Paris: Presses Univ. de France, 1963. Pp. 203. Fr.12.)

Our Adult World and Other Essays: By Melanie Klein. Sponsored by the Melanie Klein Trust. (London: Heinemann Medical Books. 1963, Pp. vi + 121. 15 s.).

My Sister, my Spouse. A Biography of Lou Andreas-Salomé: By H. F. Peters. (New York: Norton, 1962. Pp. 300. $5.00.)

Infants in Institutions: A Comparison of their Development with Family-Reared Infants During the First Year of Life: By Sally Provence and Rose Lipton. (New York: Int. Univ. Press, 1962. Pp. 191. $5.00.)

Sixth International Congress of Psychotherapy

Ideal Training Programme for Psychotherapists

Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers

Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers

Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers

Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers

Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers

Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Contributions to Discussion of Prepublished Papers

Symptom Formation and Character Formation—Summary of Discussion

Symposium on Fantasy—On the Ontogenesis of Fantasy

Symposium on Fantasy—Fantasy, Reality, and Truth

Symposium on Fantasy—On the Concept of Fantasy

Symposium on Fantasy—Fantasy and Other Mental Processes

Symposium on Fantasy—Contribution to the Discussion

Symposium on Fantasy—Some Problems of a Metapsychological Formulation of Fantasy

Symposium on Homosexuality

Symposium on Homosexuality

Symposium on Homosexuality—Some Remarks on the Aetiology of Homosexuality

On Homosexuality and Gender Identity

A Contribution to the Study of Gender Identity

A Case of Ophidiophilia:—A Clinical Contribution to Snake Symbolism, and a Supplement to 'Psychoanalytic Study of Ulcerative Colitis in Children'

Comment on Dr M. Sperling's and Dr Stoller's Papers

Fetishism, Splitting of the Ego, and Denial

The Differentiation of Somatic Delusions from Hypochondria

Comment on Dr Katan's and Dr Meltzer's Papers

The Balancing Function of the Ego—with Special Emphasis on Learning

Comment on Dr Sperling's Paper

Early Identifications and Structuration of the Ego

Comment on Dr Luquet's Paper

Ego Distortion, Cumulative Trauma, and the Role of Reconstruction in the Analytic Situation

Comment on Mr Khan's Paper

Excitation, Anxiety, Affect—Some Tentative Reformulations

Newborn Approach Behaviour and Early Ego Development

Comment on Dr Call's Paper

Prototypes of Defences

Silence as an Integrative Factor

A Triad of Silence: Silence, Masochism and Depression

Comment on Dr Nacht's and Dr Weinberger's Papers

Depression and Claustrophobia

The Economic Standpoint—recent Views

Comment on Dr Leclaire's Paper

On the Psychopathology of Narcissism a Clinical Approach

Pre-Oedipal Factors in the Genesis of Hysterical Character Neurosis

Comment on Dr Winter's Paper

The Contribution of the Theory of the Technique of Child Analysis to the Understanding of Character Neuroses

Comment on Drs Lebovici and Diatkine's Paper

Problems Regarding the Termination of Analysis in Character Neuroses

Persecutory Guilt and Ego Restrictions—Characterization of a Pre-Depressive Position

Comment on Miss Bicudo's Paper

Two Kinds of Guilt—their Relations with Normal and Pathological Aspects of Mourning

Comment on Dr Grinberg's Paper

Mania and Mourning

Comment on Dr Scott's Paper

The Anti-Semite and the Oedipal Conflict

National Socialism and the Genocide of the Jews—A Psycho-Analytic Study of a Historical Event

Comment on Dr Grunberger's and Dr Wangh's Papers

August Strindberg: A Study of the Relationship Between his Creativity and Schizophrenia

Comment on Dr Lidz's Paper

Bemoaning the Lost Dream: Coleridge's 'Kubla Khan' and Addiction

Honoré De Balzac—a Disturbed Boy who Did not Get Treatment